September, 16 2001
Evolutionary Biology and Psychoanalysis:
A Symposium

Evolutionary Biology and Psychoanalysis
Murray Meisels, Ph.D.

Evolutionary Thinking: Clinical Relevance?
Anne Eisen, M.D.

Did Repression Evolve Because It Makes
Commitments Possible?
Randolphe Nesse, M.D.

11:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Michigan Union
Ann Arbor, Michigan

October 21, 2001
Bilingual Analysis of the Transference
And Its Impact on the Recovery of Memories

Teresa Bernardez, M.D.

11:00 A.M.-3:30 P.M.

University Club
East Lansing, Michigan

November 18, 2001
  Trauma and Its Attempted Mastery
Strange Interlude

Alvin Curtis Spindler, M.D and
Evangeline Spindler, M.D

11:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M.

Michigan League
Ann Arbor, Michigan

January 20, 2002
Clinical Implications of Learning Disorders
for Psychoanalytic Treatment

Joseph Palumbo, Ph.D., M.S.W.

11:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M.

University Club
East Lansing, Michigan

February 17, 2002
About Cruising and Being Cruised

Dennis Shelby, Ph.D.

Michigan Union
Ann Arbor, Michigan

March 17, 2001
Only That Which Can Destroy Itself
Is Truly Alive

Paul Harvey

University Club
East Lansing, Michigan

April 21, 2002
To Be Announced
Watch This Space!

Grand Rapids, Michigan

May 19, 2002
What If There Are No Ghosts:
A Dissociative Perspective on The Sixth Sense

Linda Sherby

Michigan Union
Ann Arbor, Michigan

June, 2002
June Banquet

Ann Arbor, Michigan